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Has anyone tried Chris Lilly's Pork injection with amesphos added instead of some or all of the salt?

If so what was the turn out?

3/4 C apple juice
1/2 C water
1/2 C white sugar
1/4 C table salt
2 TBS worschestershire sauce

First post!
 
If anything, I think you'd want to add the amesphos in addition to the salt, although I hear the actual Chris Lilly recipe is pretty salty...I don't know if yours is the original or modified version. The amesphos is just designed to help with moisture retention, not add flavor or saltiness.
 
The AmesPhos is simply phosphates for moisture retention. They have no flavor and no MSG.
 
I'm sensitive to salty flavors, but Chris' injection never seemed salty to me the times I have used it. Are you guys using Kosher salt or table salt? I use Kosher with good results.
 
I have to say that in Chris's book he is not real clear on what type of salt or sugar to use in his recipes. I made the decesion to use Kosher and Turbanado sugar and everything seems to taste pretty good.
 
Well the the few instances of Chris' recipe found online says table salt. However we use kosher salt as well and don't find it too salty at all.
 
I made that recipe one time but did not use it as the salt was too over powering.

I have used another one of his recipes that seems to be ok.

Here it is:

1/3 cup apple juice
1/3 cup white grape juice
1/4 cup sugar
1 & 1/2 Tbsp salt

Combine all ingredients until dissolved.

wallace
 
I've used the Chris Lilly injection with pretty good results. I've also added FAB-P, but didnt notice much difference. That may have been partially due to the fact that I only put about 1/4 cup in the mixture. Last winter I did an experiment and cooked one butt straight Chris Lilly and the other straight FAB and boy was there a big difference. The FAB was moister and had a much better overall flavor. I still use the Chris Lilly injection for non-comp cooks, but have been using straight FAB all season and have been really happy with the results.

Now if only I could get the judges to agree...
 
slowerlowerbbq said:
I've used the Chris Lilly injection with pretty good results. I've also added FAB-P, but didnt notice much difference. That may have been partially due to the fact that I only put about 1/4 cup in the mixture. Last winter I did an experiment and cooked one butt straight Chris Lilly and the other straight FAB and boy was there a big difference. The FAB was moister and had a much better overall flavor. I still use the Chris Lilly injection for non-comp cooks, but have been using straight FAB all season and have been really happy with the results.

Now if only I could get the judges to agree...
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The difference is FAB P has MSG and Chris Lilly's recipe does not.
 
I have used Butcher's phosphates along with CL's injection. I thought it was pretty good. I'm not a big fan of the flavor that the commercial pork injections impart. However, those that use them win.

I too find his injection too salty with or without the phosphates. I use only half of the recommended amount of salt and the recommended amount of phosphates.
 
I thought about cutting the salt in half and adding a little rub to the injection and adding a few tablespoons of amesphos. I would be real similar to pickled pigs mojo with out the msg not that bothers me too much. Do you think that would capture the good flavor of lillys recipe plus add the moisture retention. ????
 
Has anybody gotten a slimey texture to your pork when using FAB P? It has happened to me a couple of times. Not sure if it is the Fab P or the meat?
 
When I inject phosphates, the pork almost seems a little spongy. I also noticed slimy bits that would stick to the chunks.
 
Chris Liilys injection is my go to injection on butts
..yes very salty if you were to sit down and drink a glass but once its injected and the pork cooks i dont find the meat
overly salty at all
 
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